| Manufacturer | Sulphur Grove |
|---|---|
| Part Number | UT090121-2 |
| Item Weight | 2.39 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 8 x 3.4 x 0.9 inches |
| Item model number | UT090121-2 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Material | Urethane |
| Item Package Quantity | 2 |
| Special Features | Compatible with: Black & Decker: BDBS100, BS700 Craftsman: 137.21409, 113.24458, 315.214770 Delta: 28-150, BS100, SM400 Grizzly: G1052, ProTech: 3203 Ryobi: BS901 Shopfox: W1749, W1750, T20837 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Product Description
Sulphur Grove Band Saw Tires
When tuning up your band saw, why not use the best parts to get the job done. Sulphur Grove Tires are designed to last a long time and provide you with outstanding performance without all of the hassle that rubber tires bring.
Choosing the right equipment for your projects plays a significant role in the quality of your work. With band saws it is equally important to choose the right parts and accessories to make your machine run smoothly and without issue. Whether you’re a carpenter, contractor or even a skilled craftsman, your band saw is one machine that you need to run smooth and true. From improved performance and safety to reduced downtime, urethane band saw tires provide many advantages over factory tires and rubber or plastic replacement tires. Urethane band saw tires most certainly outlast rubber band saw tires and plastic band saw tires. Urethane band saw tires will not dry rot like rubber or plastic tires. This alone provides you with an exceptional value over other types of band saw tires. Another advantage of urethane tires over rubber is that no adhesive is needed for proper installation. Urethane tires can be stretched to fit and are specifically designed to stay in place without any type of adhesive. This makes these tires even easier to install and even easier to remove if necessary. Whether you’re setting up a new saw or replacing the tires on an old saw, the urethane tire installation process is quicker and easier for increased productivity and efficiency. All of this improves blade tracking and extends the life of your blade. Not only that, the tires are bright orange, which makes them super easy to inspect. This is a two tire set of Quality Urethane Band Saw Tires 14″ diameter x 1″ wide x .095″. They are designed to be installed on any 14″ band saw that requires a 1″ wide and 3/32″ thick tire. The actual wheel diameter can be 13-1/2″ to 14-1/2″ in diameter. Made in the USA and can be trimmed to fit if needed
No Compromises
9" x 1/2" Tire Fits the following machines
Black & Decker: BDBS100, BS700
Craftsman: 137.21409, 113.24458, 315.214770
Delta: 28-150, BS100, SM400
Grizzly: G1052,
ProTech: 3203
Ryobi: BS901
Shopfox: W1749, W1750, T20837
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Fits like a glove and runs like a gazelle on my Craftsman 9" bandsaw
I changed out my original black rubber tires with these orange racing stripes today, and WOW what a difference! I followed the directions exactly as stated on the package, and they fit like a glove with no cutting or trimming required. Like others, I was worried about the fit because the inner grooves on my 9" Craftsman (model 315.214590) measured between 0.475" and 0.481". The specs on the belts are 1/2" which of course is supposed to be 0.500". Using my digital caliper, I measure the belt at 0.512" so now I was getting really worried that they wouldn't fit, and that I would somehow need to trim them which would have been no fun at all. I spent a couple of minutes prepping each of the wheels to remove the old tire residue. I used an awl to clean out the corners of the groove, then a plastic scraper followed by a light sanding and a wipedown with a rag to finish the groove cleanup. Then I gently stretched the belts using my hands and was surprised at how tight they felt. I opened my vice and laid the wheel on it and gently clamped down on the hub. Then I applied the belt weld in the grove opposite from me and using both hands, started working it on both sides onto the wheel - I did not need to use any additional tools. Once on, it was sticking up in a few places around the edge so I just ran my thumb around it and popped it down into the groove where it stayed. Followed by a "rinse and repeat" on the other wheel, I reinstalled the wheels into the saw followed by the blade. I adjusted the blade travel to center it on the wheel, and then turned it on. In all honesty, it has never run better or smoother. I was actually thinking about selling this saw and getting a new one because it ran so rough and with so much vibration. I had no idea it was the old tires since it had been like that from the time I bought it 15 years ago. Thanks Sulpher Grove! (Note: I was NOT paid or prompted to write this review). Special thanks to reviewer Thomas Maretzki who suggested that the tires would thin as they were strecthed onto the wheels. That was good advice.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018
Fits like a glove and runs like a gazelle on my Craftsman 9" bandsaw
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018
I changed out my original black rubber tires with these orange racing stripes today, and WOW what a difference! I followed the directions exactly as stated on the package, and they fit like a glove with no cutting or trimming required. Like others, I was worried about the fit because the inner grooves on my 9" Craftsman (model 315.214590) measured between 0.475" and 0.481". The specs on the belts are 1/2" which of course is supposed to be 0.500". Using my digital caliper, I measure the belt at 0.512" so now I was getting really worried that they wouldn't fit, and that I would somehow need to trim them which would have been no fun at all. I spent a couple of minutes prepping each of the wheels to remove the old tire residue. I used an awl to clean out the corners of the groove, then a plastic scraper followed by a light sanding and a wipedown with a rag to finish the groove cleanup. Then I gently stretched the belts using my hands and was surprised at how tight they felt. I opened my vice and laid the wheel on it and gently clamped down on the hub. Then I applied the belt weld in the grove opposite from me and using both hands, started working it on both sides onto the wheel - I did not need to use any additional tools. Once on, it was sticking up in a few places around the edge so I just ran my thumb around it and popped it down into the groove where it stayed. Followed by a "rinse and repeat" on the other wheel, I reinstalled the wheels into the saw followed by the blade. I adjusted the blade travel to center it on the wheel, and then turned it on. In all honesty, it has never run better or smoother. I was actually thinking about selling this saw and getting a new one because it ran so rough and with so much vibration. I had no idea it was the old tires since it had been like that from the time I bought it 15 years ago. Thanks Sulpher Grove! (Note: I was NOT paid or prompted to write this review). Special thanks to reviewer Thomas Maretzki who suggested that the tires would thin as they were strecthed onto the wheels. That was good advice.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2019
Quality seems good, they should last a long time.
They are very easy to install with a little bit of electrical tape, just wrap a few inches around one section, wrap another few inches across from it, and you can stretch the remaining half over without any fuss. It took me maybe a minute to do both of them. To seat it fully after you've stretched it, just roll it across a table while pressing down and it'll slip right down into the channel.
They are very easy to install with a little bit of electrical tape, just wrap a few inches around one section, wrap another few inches across from it, and you can stretch the remaining half over without any fuss. It took me maybe a minute to do both of them. To seat it fully after you've stretched it, just roll it across a table while pressing down and it'll slip right down into the channel.
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Robert McMurtry
Does the job and instructions worked for a noob
Reviewed in Canada on April 3, 2021Mimmo DiFranco
Exact fit for Craftsman 9" band saw
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2021
stephane foisy
Tres bien sur une mastercraft
Reviewed in Canada on November 4, 2020
stephane foisy
Reviewed in Canada on November 4, 2020
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